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Church Nofes.

Special services have been in progress at
the NJ. L. church since Jan. 3D. The pas
tor. Rev. L. II. Durell, informs us that the
meetings are spiritual and profitable, but
as vet no results in the way of aeeessions
to the church have been attained. Rev.
J. 0. r.. Corliss, of Auburn, will assist the
pastor next week. Last Sunday evening
Rev. II. S. Temple, pastor of the Cedar
Grove A. NJ. p. church, was present III the
pulpit with the pastor and offered prayer
and also a brief address to the people,
which was very favorably received.
At the Baptist church Rev. w. L. Corn
we'll. pastor, is conducting a series Of eX-
ira services, which are well attended and
interesting. Next Sunday morning the
rite of baptism will be solemnzed in this
church.
1t is expected that the revival services
w III he continued next week. Last Sun
day morning the pastor preached on Re
lioious Indifference.
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CHURCHES.

Permits granted for the use of books at s
per week, ON application to any of the trustees
Il. 5. FoGG. Secretary
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The best cogwheel clothes wringers at
50 %, choice OF the Novelty or Universal,
both good f. b. Humphreys X Go.
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Washington's birthday will be the next
legal holiday.
See Woods Dramatic Co.. in tbe Octo-
room, Jan. 2lst. Special scenery coming
Jonathan Webster has had a new cob
grinder put into his grist mill at East
Lake.
Coasting is the sport now with the
school children. the snow having spoiled
the ice for skating.
Isaac B. Coles has purchased the dwell
ing adjoining his residence on East Mill
street of Joshua c. Grice
A tobeggan slide was among the talked
OF attractions of the Borough this winter
but the projectors let the matter slide.
Geo. W. Crothers expects to start for In
diana tomorrow on his annual trip in
search Of good horse flesh for this market.
Mrs. Turner. who has for some time re-
sided in Mrs. Lizzie b. Glman's dwell
ing on Main street, on Wednesday re-
moved to Pittsgrove, her former place of
residence.
The w. c. T. L. will remove in to their
new quarters over the meat market next
~'ASii'SJ. ohN VIC Will HUlu UDtlE
regular meeting in the new location on
Monday evening.
Barclay Grscom, of Warrington, has
sold -year-old horse to Philadelphia
party for $500, and Andrew Griseom of
the same township, has received 5000 for a
team of fine horses.
J. p. Bruna has secured the following
dates for his excursions to Atlantic CITY
and Cape May next summer: July IA and
2S and August 25, to Atlantic City; and
August II, to Cape May.
A sermon by Rev. Mangasar Mangasa
rian entitled "Why am | an Independent
Christian" containing the substance of
his address on Wednesday evening is Oh
sale at Humphreys store. Price, ten
cents.
No human eye sees the murder at the
landing i'll the pay of the Octoroon, and
yet the murderer is brought to Justice. 'Tis
little thing. only daguerreotype ma
chine that convicts him. Don't miss see
ing the great play
At the annual meeting of the stSckhold
Company, on Tuesday, the follow
l'iiVbtOiS WHY 6IcCLtQ ydlt
w. Miller, Henry NJ. Rumsey, F.
M. Acton, Edward II. Bassett, Jos. K
Riley, Geo. Hires, Josiah Summerill, John
Hanes and John NJ. Carpenter. The only
change made in the Board was the election
of John 1lanes to take the place of Judge
William A. Wood The Board will meet
to organize next Tuesday
The following are the newly elected of
ficers of John G. Foster Post G. A. r.,
installed last week by Israel +. Nanaman,
Post Commander: Commander, L. Gill
man, NJ. d.; 5. V. c., Elisha Reed; j. V.
c., John Peacock; Quartermaster. Jos.
Comitti; Adjutant, Benz. Borton; Chap
lain, p. G. Souder NJ. D.; Surgeon.
Howard, Bassett; O. d., VIM. NJ. Walters;
O. G. Reuben Pitman. The Post now
numbers seventeen members, veterans Of
fourteen different regiments engaged in
the war of che Rebellion.
The burning steamboat Will be realis-
tie scenic effect in the 0ctoroon at the
New Opera House, Jan. 2lst, probably
the finest stage effect ever seen in our
town.
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Uncle Toms Cabin was good, but The
Octoroonr is better play.
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PrLEseRovE LIBRARY AND READING Room

OPEN SATURDAYS FROM 800 to 9OOP M
second story Riley's Building.
Membership fees.
AunuaI 'ray d M
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Look Out for the big Bills and Programmes.
Popular Prices:
Admission ~ Gents
Administrators Sale

seats now ON sale at Humphreys New Store,
under the Opera House, without extra charge.
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of land, mGrc or less. lying % the road from
Elmer to Watson's Corner, in fhe township OF
Upper Pitsgrove, Salem CoItniy. \. j., ad-
Joining laEf<is of Henry Coonills..I ohnson New
kirk, Janfes l.. Sulnmerill and Others, OF "A por-
ton of which said George {. Sithell l. seized in
fee, and Of part the said Sithen and wife are
seized III fee Jointly.
Seizedsand taken in execution as the prop
erty Il, gorge G. sithen and wife aud others,
defendants, 1T the suit of Paul Avis, Trustee,
&C. complainant, and to be sold by
ADRIAN COCHRAN,
Master in Chancefy OF \. J.
E. :. FOGG, solicitor.
DccSl-5t
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This drama Is superior TO Uncle Tom both
in scenic effects ana line ncting-a deep plot
gives II "A thrilling interest. The following
viii enable all TO understand II.
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The burning steamboat Will be a realis-
tie scenic effect in the 0ctoroon at the
New Opera House, Jan. 2lst, probably
the finest stage effect ever seen in our
town.
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7 EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF Cortlandt ana DeA
brosses follows;
y a m Tor Catasauaua and intermediate points
Geneva, Lyous Elmlra oohester rn
IN. Wes and Chair %
n m for Inn hs intermediate points CHAIR car
70 unkhanuock Reading and Harrisours,
$40 D. Pittston and principal ptermediAs Pon~
Chair Gar TO Piitsfon. ..,.,. co,nac,on
IN Reading and HxrrIsburg Chair car 10 copay
n, Lyons Elinirz koches tef. Buralo anu
the West Pullman sleeper 70 Lyons
Trains leaving Al 4 y M ana JtO IN o"uhcs'io'
ali noinis In Mahanoy aud Haxleton coal regions
- SUNDAY TRAINA
m Mauch Chunk hazeton AMI Intern eua'o po'n''
sao D d. for copay and intermediate points -,
u. uenevs. Lyons. Enira hochostof' D"n'' 70"
tho West Pullman sleeper 70 Lyon. p~..aw.x
GENERAL Eastern once, $50 Broaa"H
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Bee Gream
Proposals.

OFFck OF thh NoAi" $3.50 lIA NORTH CLARk-sE, \
CHICAGO ILL }
PROPOSALS will be received at the Office OF
a., .omn,p, until the 18th day OF August proximo Tor
A., erection Of tho structure and bridge across the chi
RIVER Al welss the city ofcbcago The bridget 70
NE s,esl SWING bridge worked by steam The dimsnsoas
80, reneth OF bridge 220 feet; fun wdtn
- all 81 feet Tho psna specncssions can Do nAd On
application 81 this ofce or from the Commissioner
WORKS Of tho city VI cheaga
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DAY LINE to OLD POINT COMFORT,
ID NORFOLK. VA. and SOUTH.
Leave II. 40 Parlor cars N baltimore.
Norrot q a m II. V. TOMPKINS,
No''' oenT Pass Agent, 3i9 broadway N. Y.
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NEW YORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL

For Red Rank Branch. Ocean Grove. Asbury Park
Ocean Beach. spring Lake. Point Pleasant 90
COMMkNCI\G. JUNE "a. 1881.
Trains leave Now York foot Coriandt and Desbrosse s
7;lo -o:lO 1900 23O, '31o $40 iintoi ex
press except Red Bank. 4lO g. $50 p IN Sundays 49,
BIB a M: m. m
From foot Liberty.sL, T. sl5. 900 -1li5 m i9O
s2SO g. so (fast erprcs-) 40 $780, 6l5 sundays
aud sunday trains do not stop at ocean Grove
or Arbury Park
Denote. press ,.,I trains, woon BALDWIN,
SupL Gen Pss.A r. X H. q. PA g. H. H. of NJ j.
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LACKAWANNA and WEST

DPLAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
~ ERN RAILRoAD sIoRTEsT LINZ BETWEEN
HEw.YORK AMI BUFFALO LI0HTNiEo EXPkEss
PALACE DAY AND SLEEPING COACHES
Depots NewYofk foot Of Barclay and Christopher sta
Daily eI ept SUNDAYS. Buffalo and osweso E5prss
BAH Bunalo. Syracns~ Oswego. 0rosae. Oxford.
Norwich Utica connect at Scranton for Piitson wilkes
barre Danvl- and Norhumb at Owego for ithaca
and inferno late sta tons
wsgo and fnr connects at scran'
To o Tttston. Kingston Wilkeabzrro, 40.
I:ln D. IA. WiIkesbarTe ana Kingston Express
7p m Daily Buffalo Limited Express for stroudshurE
Owego Eimira Corning Bath Way
land. Buffalo. &C. arriving in Buffalo 7:l0 a. m;
sleeping Goa h 70 Oleah
p M Daily Bnnao Utica and DIn-vile oswega Express
fol ipghamon Cortland
Oswego Greene oxford, Norwich Utica, &c, connects at
for ithaca and intermediate stations except saturdays
(oppecfs at Buffalo with trains for all points West
Richnsld Springs. q. M daily cxcep sundays .. m
daily Pullman sleeper attached M. -
Tickets and baggage checked At go broadway and
Wescott EXPRESS Offices In Now.fork and brooklyn
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

w N. y. Z. q II. L. X Co., lessces
leave West 42s follows and 20 minutes
earlier irom foot of Jay-st, North River
Detroit and chie.gS 1903 a m. 'e'o5. 's;l9 p N
syracuse Bpnso Kochester Suspension 3rdxe Niagara
Falls. BIS. 1906 a M. '6.05 $40 p IN
Utica. 40 s5 30 go ';l5 y. N.
Kingston, ssugerties Caisk Albany BIS. TAB 'e55.
11:30 M, 4. .605. .Slb H. m. ,o- st,
Cranst0n's West Pc Cornwall Newburg .l24h 's;lo
s7:l5 $3.50. 1915 1i30 M. flib 4, 40 D. 'Slb S4o
p. and w. 3:45 .6:05 Cranston's, Cornwall NOW
For Montreal and Canada East, Ci05 p N.
Hamiiton. London 300 q 'osOo. BIS p. Toronto.
1888 a. m. 1906, 'sil5 IN. -, 80.
nar. Detroit, Chicago and St Louis .
Saratoga Sp~cIas ils3O - M, $40 p IN DRAWING room
cars tnr0ui 20 Saratoga
la,es Mohan nd Minnewaska "a Now Paltz o. 1li3o
m SI;I5 a,lb r. m Drawing room Cars u Kingsson on
D. li:iO - m. 3; y. m ains. -, a.. . ~.
ricia 3i5 800 ii3O m. si:45, ssS M Drawingroom-
cara Grand Hotel station and Ph6nca or HOtri kaat
erss. and Mountain Housel on tOO ll3o a. m and 54o
PPaIenve and Mountain House Station, 3l5 7'la
q lIyO a ~. IN. Drawing car 10 Catskiil on
liza m M 3:45 n. Trans
Iaiiy Daily except Saturday saturdays only
FOR tcleIs tesbes parlor sleeping car aceemwcas'
lions or Information. apply ~ Offices BiokynsSS VASE
insionst $50 Fucnst, Annex Once. loot Of fnlton-,t
NswYork city, 1858 1856 b1z Broadway. 1885, bowery, ~
Par lace and West Shore ssations 1901 Of ws;t
foot Of Jay-st n. X g.; r. -. La "A y -. ~
bVanderbilt-ave Sens'A rAssenSoi ~s'"-
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET. NORTH RIVER

FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET North RIVER
Time Table OF June ~. 1887
PUTIkDt IPtTfA Iuc TRENTON, Round Brook
Route" o. 100 900 Iln0 a lao. 300 400. $50
73O. 1900 .. IN SUNDAYS n 400 SAB H.; $50. l2oo
D. M - $500 =, M -. IN , a.,
7,O 10 D. M reading, II rrisburr.
Pottsve ec 400 IN. for Lake Hopstcong. Eastcn Beth.
lehsm Allentown Reading HARRISBURG, etc on Sundays
i:SO m for Lake Hopatcopg Easton. bethlehem Allen
town Msuoli Chunk. - -, ,..,
w,Ik-sb.rre Scranton. Reading. Harrisburg Poitsrle.
Tamsqua. shz'nokn. sunbury. Le~t.burg Wniamhp"rt
l.. and ii3O n. for Es-too. Rethiehem. Allentown
Mauch Chunk Reading, Harrisburt stc 49,. ,,..
345 ~ Erston. Bethlehem. hlrrto~n. Mauoh Chunk
WiIkrsbarre, Scranton. Tsmaqua. Shamok
4:3o for Lake Hopateonsr Eason Beuhehem Alien
sI5 D m for Rason Bethlehem Allentown. Hanch Chunk.
Wiikesbare Healing. Harrisburg etc ON Sundays at 6So
100 Sis $50 il.ib m I;3u 23o $780, 400 40. $50
els ~ Sundays 100 a 400 for Roi Rank Long
Branch tAsbury Park Ocean Grove except sunday Por'
400 si5 m, $780, i:3o D. M for Lakewood Toms River
1905 M lao IN. for Beach Haven Atlantic City Vine
400 SIS. Ills m 1:so 49, $50 G.i5 p. for Free
400 600. sl5. o 80 1880 Ills IN. $780, 2so. 400.
43O 500 t3O. 6:l5 sundays 300 A. M 400 p M for
'e''" SEw.JERsEY SOUTHERN DIV.
SANDY. HOOK Kou
For LONG BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE, &c.
From PiERS n. r. - 80
At4:So 500 900 100 a. m 100. 345. a3o. $50 p m
SUNDAYS 800 HOO m $50 p m for Highlands Sea
Raso $40 = NJ Zoo Saturday, only sa5 +ao. $50
AZ 500 900 Hoo a. m. 100. 345 43o. $50 p. for
Elberop Asbury Park Ocean Grove ocean Beach, Spring
ti:3o 500 m. l:00 s<b p. m for Lakewood. Toms
A, $50. No. D. M for vineand, Brdgeton. Beach Haven
and CITY.
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CATSKILL EVENING LINE.
~ STEAMERS KAATERs kill AND cATsKfLt.
Lave Pier 49, " r.. foot OF Jsv-st
EVERY WEEK DAY AT r. NJ,
Except Saturdays Kaatersk leaves At r. NJ and
alter Brett at 4
CATsRILL MOUNTAIN AND CAIRO r. u CONNECTS
Jistof houses, rates &c. at pier NAILED free by
w. j. HuOHES TreasrTer. Catsklll. N. N.
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

A TROY BOATS. CITIZENS LINE. =
IA ste,mers CRY or Troy anl SARATOGA issv,
tpotof Christophsr.st Worth 2vss sI sxs,ot Suirt
ep. Tor me yJrsh S2lday stsi ouoaes "
Albany. Troy Efcursion ricksts 81 So
HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
NETWORK and ALBANY.
Daily Except sundaysl
Leave Brooklyn Fulton ST (by D. m
New-York. Vesry per. M
Eew-York. West 22d-st pier 4 m
For ALBANY, ian ting al Ysnkors West Point NewburS
Poughkeep'e Rhinebeck Catsk and Hudson. Returning
leave Albany $3.50 a. m
Anpe BAND attached 10 each boat
CONNECTIONS:
WEST POINT and NEWBU RG. with do -n day boat
RHINEBECk iby ferryl with special train on (Ulstsr
Del. r. r. for the OF the Catskl Mountains
CAT KILL. with special train on the Cafskii IT r. r.
HUDSON with Boston Albany r. r. for Chatham. Pitts
field DC. - -
ALBANY. with N. Y. CENTRAL II. r: R. for
ruca. Buffalo. NIAGARA FALLS & tho West with
Boston q Albany X t. for Boston & ID. n H. &. Co.'S
Railroad and the North and SPECIAL TRAINS
TO AND FROM SA RATOGA. The New-York Transfer Co.
will call and check from hotels ana residences
TOR HODSON AND COXSACKIE.
Steamer Kaaterskf leaves TUESDAYS aud Thursdays
1T D. SATURDAYS at Steamer Walter Brettas
,. from pier foot OF Jav-st, N. r.
Steamer McManus Mondays Wednesday, and Fridays
from pier foot OF Fraaknst at 6p Boats connect With
Boston and Albany r. r.
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With references, JEWELLER. Tribune Office
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after JUNE "a. 1881.
n q. 1

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave VIA DesOrosses and oOrtianas Streets
P,:SG,s End as IVES. NTH PS!,%,p ealss,
cs.ss Dnns SMOKING and sisspns
Xssouls Cars at 2 Jar =, m every day c. a., r-,
I1T' ssS
sf:ss s. = ssS j. s ,;.s
ton Of Pullman
10 II as
inson SOS N; REGULAR a, go 500 and $50 100
n s's S ifS. Sunday ''' and
For Atlantic CIV, except sunday AMI inm
f E:s a'g; %aE T &:
a:sS 30 '' sac Hif ne aic So. d,sSp On SUNDAY
rsl s s sS' az not 2
and and SSr9 a Ra So ac.s day Baltimore
e sky TS 4so, ,,s,s r'o o
Br scT travel i''r"'"s ''''a, anu o. I'm
s, s T:
E Pm. r T"@'y Tr s $50 60 go 30 so
c 1919 GO 1aS S aS aaS s' Zoo sSs sS AND
2SS "sh 500 cHs S &c. SO s's S5 52H g. ''
For PHILADELPHIA
Express Trains New.Yok via Dosbrosses and Cort
$40 100 s @ chIc,ss Limited and 10 WASHINGTON LIN
sSa p'" @ ,1 and i is5 assi
r 1%a p a1 sS
on ane snnda1 Connect t. a% cana n
1901 400 &o5. 4:io 5:lo $50. 1870 $40 $50 ~
and Ills fTirit-i ~ press with Dtnin- ar La IN
500 M. l2te 2:so 800 sa, ~ 81, s1a a 10 an
e4oa M. l2:ia 20 $3.50 LimteD b:2s. 6;35 7;i2 aud
Sl2 "a
Tctc, Snscs. $50 IL, aua oa4 Broadway As'or Hou's
Bservpaoe anil foot Of Drshro,sss and Cortlsn ST.
rt.st nd station foot ~ f6ltonst
Brookvn Station Citv Emigrant Ticket hco Gas
tie GsrAen.
'af az ,,','p ST E PUGm JR WOOD.
General Manager General Pass'r Agent
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4museulents.


CASINO Broadway aud 39th-ss.
soT AySkE
opsn.Air Roof Garden Concert after the Opera .
SECOND ifAk.
sg NsEEs T xns oca REE eFRRx
MET wirH sgcH FUBLIc FAVOR
RECEIVED wrTa RoAas OF LAUGHTER
ss,s 90
seats secured one month in advasce
EDEN MUSEE, 23d-st., bet. 5th and 9th ayes
Ju oP sS tsS" EsE II fua so5tasdsa
Concerts ds nv E ,rS% 8 G /. sns III"
and Prince Paul Esserhasy's orchestra
ays n cn.ss ssSso
MANHATTAN BEACH.
sEBASTOPoL
AND GRAND FIREWORKS
EVERY EVENING EXCEPT SUNDAYS
THE GREATEST PRODUCTION OF THE AGE
MADISON SQUARE THEATRE. $50.
A' A. n MR. RAf RICH RI; MANSFIELD. '0' Manager
IN his own comedy. MONSIEUR
Instant success Matinee Saturday Cooled by iced air
MERRIMAC and MONITOR NAVAL BAT
DAY End sysSins y;sr. 70 ceair Park W lind this
WALLACK'S. Broadway and 30th-st.
w TEHPERATURE NEVER OVER 10
5x TqINe opNAe
THE BEGGAR STUDENT
BY THE
McCAULL OPERA COMPANY
Admission soc. Matinee Saturday at T.
THE FALL OF BABYLON.
THE FALL OF BABYLON.
THE FALL OF BABYLON
Every evening except sunday $780, under the personal
direction Of
lMRE KIRALFY,
At St George. Staten Island
Free list positively ended
THIS IL NOT fIoEwoHkS EXHIBITION.
Admission so Brand stand rs ronts extra Boxes
(holdng sI) S. Tickets at the gates at BRENrANOS
Union SQUARE and at the stands at all PRINCIPAL
HOTELS
NOrE.-The STATEN ISLAND FERRY BOATS. double
deckrrs viii run hvf RY TEN MINUTES from tho Battery
731 10 $40 \oo vercrowdinR
PsiaI.a three-ecgo d seanIers GRAND REPU RI C AMI
COLUMBIA nightly from 22d-st.. n. r.. at6t5 loth.,t
n. r., 7-Per D. ". r. 7lS Jewels Wharf, Brooklyn I4O
Ronnl trip 2j cents Direct TO the grounds.
An elegant restaurant on the srouuis.
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EALI RIVER LINF.-FOR BOSTON
NEwPORT. FALL RIYER. AND EAST AM

NEWPORT. FALL RIVER. AND EAST AND
NORTH.
a DOUBLE DAILY SERVICE :, now being opera,ef on
This Pour steamers In commission Pngr" Bristol
Provirsnc- and OLD Colonv FINE BAND AND
RCHESTRA ATTAC1 Ed To EACH STEAMER Leave
NewYork Pier % told MOI N. H. foot OF Murrayst
= follows
r. u Fall River direct, connecting for Boston
Fchurg Sow. Bedford Marthas VInevari Nantucket and
local points Old COLONY Railroad.
6l5 for N-wport dne ahaut hf5 T. m and Fan River
ahout connecting with exrres. fr,ns and through
Boston, Cape Cod. Iswe. and North Whts Noun.
tsips. &c
SUNDAYS leave New.York $50 for all points Re-
turning leave Boston n. n.
Connecion By Annex Boat dailv from BROOKLYN m
jersey cry y.
Ticket. snf .airrooms he ob'ainei ~ NewYork "
oc7 Jsl aA ab7 and 1913 Broadway 26f West i25th-st
Ja4 Fast i25tist 1853 Bawerv Asor H"ns, ani windsor
Hotel; Line Office Pier % ". u. and IN ste1m"ra
nj &c 80 ~ '+Oli Colony or, Pilgrim
Law ~ pt"-r Linz Tonrs"
popDES A LOWELL GEO. I. CovSoR.
Agents Gen Pass Agt
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

A LBANY BOATS-PEOPLTS LINE.-Pal
;.,1,: zoe s...%,r. DREW saa DEAN EroHMoN3
Frasht rcceivei until Oh, hour of isp,rsarA
Leave Brooklyn. via Annex Fuiton-st. at p m.
A 1rR0ND0Ur. KINGSTON AND CATS
ssss
81 and JAMES W. naE ssss
CIV u es5 iss 81 Ms sassps
only Newburgh aud Ponxhkeepss connecting with
Hono%S sunsp ssnts o" i on arrival Of
Ias train from the mountains arriving at New-York
A MARY POWELL.-For Cranston. West
fon:si rSS5 cGrnwa NeTsnrs Hamburg M n.
SUNDAYS e'cepted leaves vestyst sl5 west 29dst $50
SATURDAYS LEAVES ONE HOUR EARLIER.
R0sTON, WATCH HILL, NARRAGAN-
VIA STONINGTON LINE.
From New Pier 49, North River block canast
s1tra
T'0 NEW HAVEN. 75c.
EXCURSION trood 6 davs, 81 ss
Peck slip Pier % L n.,s M and II p m. gsnnday, ii
e.
vsv. New.York. ant ''"r-r.t. Brookvn ~ ''' '''-'
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ GREAT r ootYEH Mskt 4a1Sk LINE
Largest and F,r.., p ENIhAL D.por .m.r,c,
Troy aud syraenr Express drswinsroom cirsto Albany
esS5s: nd r,s,
;I Cir 81 A R LIMITED oomoo..,
sseasivsly o. Buffet sm"knxcar Snint ear
sns Gs Sis ana Toledo G arriving
.loso M ohie,s, EIpre's IRVING room Rich.
%S.ssT. So~-yors and Northern Express,
20 p >, sA 4r0JA LIMITED Saturdays only.
Thr buffet ekn: and dras ns,r s., ,, AR
arswias Troy connects through
% AGO. S%ss:tSa To sis.ay md Troy
MAJ. f s"'s u Gs1safs ' To bs q,
and Chicago piSinscar Nox.YoTs 70 ALBANY
cHS % tor ScSs.a ' cneisuat
aa fssi e~iS Utica tdss
% aa .arosSact Erp, a sleep
@ s. y ad T paa r aas
Gssleangay n. Tor lake chaav Lyos Mounisn Ragas
s I"srgn S%T, s nSs MorP .S Ia e
,,iglsp pscdc EInre': win sleeping ior Roche,
Sho4Sn seennscars tn Clayton via Utica daily except
IIl5R Msh Express with .is.p,n ss.1s 70 AIe.ny
sara,o Lake Gsor aud Tor the North teIccpt SATURDAY
and md % az
Mo- m'y yna sas" lSss s ~ u.s. ws@
WssteOtts Express call check from hotels
run daily. ether. daily except SUNDAY sstop Mott
Haven station (.3Sth-.Ll
J. NJ. TOUCEY. HENRY MONETr
General in perl nj endent General Passenger Agent
NEW YORK. ONTARIO g. WESTERN KY.
Trains leave from ferries at West 42d aud Jayst s
follows:
West ga. a. m. Javst. toa ~, for Nitstown, Falls
burg Monticello Liberty. Walton Delhi Norwih. Utica
Rome. nneda Fulton. oswsso. Bnfao Dotroit chic.g,
80 ssg nj Tor Lake .S.r Ho" Sos
ucello Liberty white Lake
West 42L 4.lO m: tav.st, 955 for tako Noh1nS
Lax. Mnn-wa'ka Mddlctovn. ElIeuril- F'llsburs Mon
ucelo. Liberty. White Lake. ..
wesft2t 5:S5 n n iav.t SIS :, daily FOR Nith,
F,lsbprg Tsh-y walton Norwich. Oneida. Oswsto
susnonsinn nridge D.trolt rhlcaga. 1t Louis
Sanriav haithoiiiav train. West t2i li'n m; Javst
] p W. ior Midietowr. Elrnvie Palisourg. Monticello
Liberty white Taxa - ,,.
and bcrths reserved at 2n7 Broadway Time table
2U7 8O7 ga 1928 Broalway 337 6th-ive.
I34 East i5jth-st 26I West i2jtn.t, ":
" j O. ANDERSON O. r. A..
IL Exchange Place, N Y.
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Che Cart.

MONMOUTH PARK RACES-i.Ong Branch:
wi EVERY TUESDAY. THU RsDAY. and SATURDAY
TO August q.
Central r. r. ". j.. LOerty.st Ferry, 1l 3D. lilp
M. 1915, l2:t5. l;3o m Pennsylvania n r. cort,
M i2s0 % M D. M saturdays only: Beats via santy
Hook from Pier s. ~ r.. 8. IL a. m. 1910 D. M kaces
promptly at $50 D. IN. Fare Round Tnp including adnis-
Field. 81 30. ..,.. INIT ,...,s
J. II. CoerFR, Sec A u CASSAL-I. rIess
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-03

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
~ Trans from Chambsrsst station for Englowood
Tcnafy closter. sparkll and Nyaek b3o. ~ S2o
a LIS. 81 4. $50, 6:2O o40 $3.50,
1890 p. M. l2 midnight sundays 7l0. $40 a. M, and
o. IN. For Nanuet spring Valley. Monsey and Tallmans
53O 7lO, $50 400. $50 IN (l3O y. m Saturdays
only. sundays $50 a. m- p. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-03

CHORE LINE. all Rail Route, for Boston,
- newport the FAST Erpres. leaves Grand centrn
staeu at y q M Limited Express except Sunday. p "a
Past Express a. II ? M daily SswpPPs srs O.
On sleeping Cars 70 Destination.
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DIRECT ROUTE
New.London. Norwich. Watch nm AMI Block Island
RATES REDUCED.
"Ciy OF Worcester" city Of Boston," and city
OF Lawrerco" Pier foot OF Watts ST.
(next pier above Desbrossesst erryl daily sundays sr
copied D. Tickets and staerooms scented at 2o1.
gel 397 457 aj7 Broadway 10 and IL Green vichst
1873 Bowery. Astor House, Windsor and co'mopoh@n
hotels s3s FultonsL Brooklyn at Pier 40 North River
y stoamera
q BRADY Agent